Supreme Court of India
Bandu v. State of Maharashtra
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Penal Code, 1860: j_ c s. 302-Evidence of wife that husband killed their daughter by pressing her neck-Supported by medical evidence-No reason to disbelieve evidence of such eye witness-Conviction under s. 302 upheld. The prosecution case was that the appellant-accused was married to 'S'. Difference arose between them one year after marriage and 'S' had to live with her parents. She gave birth to girl child named 'N' at her parents house. After compromise, parties started living together again. After few days, appellant started saying that 'N' was not his daughter and also prevented 'S' from
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